20 percent worse: study from China shows what can come to German schools
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Home World Status: 10.08.2026, 20:22 Comments Us on Google follow “At the expense of learning success”: Study results from China are worrying. Children and adolescents who used AI for graded levies performed 18 percent better. In monthly exams, performance fell significantly – the results fell by 20 percent, in central final exams even by up to 24 percent.
Furthermore, 20 percent worse: study from China shows what can come to German schools. This is the central result of a Chinese study with over 26,000 students from grades seven to twelve. Working hours were reduced by 30%.
In addition, For example, in addition and subtraction tasks that would be given to the calculator to have enough capacity for a complex mathematical problem. “The effects of AI on learning success must be considered in a differentiated way,” Sailer told the Frankfurter Rundschau. Here, the question must always be asked which tasks are suitable for which phase – and more importantly: in which order these phases are “orchestrated” – in which sequence they take place. “Current studies show that first doing yourself, then talking to AI about the result, leads to the greatest learning success.” (Sources: own research, Chinese study).
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Home World Status: 10.08.2026, 20:22 Comments Us on Google follow “At the expense of learning success”: Study results from China are worrying.
reliability low1/2 sourcesChildren and adolescents who used AI for graded levies performed 18 percent better.
reliability low1/2 sourcesIn monthly exams, performance fell significantly – the results fell by 20 percent, in central final exams even by up to 24 percent.
reliability low1/2 sources20 percent worse: study from China shows what can come to German schools.
reliability low1/2 sourcesThis is the central result of a Chinese study with over 26,000 students from grades seven to twelve.
reliability low1/2 sourcesWorking hours were reduced by 30%.
reliability low1/2 sourcesFor example, in addition and subtraction tasks that would be given to the calculator to have enough capacity for a complex mathematical problem. “The effects of AI on learning success must be considered in a differentiated way,” Sailer told the Frankfurter Rundschau.
reliability low1/2 sourcesHere, the question must always be asked which tasks are suitable for which phase – and more importantly: in which order these phases are “orchestrated” – in which sequence they take place. “Current studies show that first doing yourself, then talking to AI about the result, leads to the greatest learning success.” (Sources: own research, Chinese study)
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